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    Mein Freund hat diese alte Bierflasche von seinem Urgroßvater, der nach Amerika ausgewandert ist. Ich bin neugierig, ob so etwas in Deutschland noch hergestellt wird und um welche Biersorte es sich handelt.


    Mein Freund hat diese alte Bierflasche von seinem Urgroßvater, der nach Amerika ausgewandert ist. Ich bin neugierig, ob so etwas in Deutschland noch hergestellt wird und um welche Biersorte es sich handelt.

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    1. leflic on

      Can’t be too old, as Rheinland-Pfalz, the state that is mentioned in the text, didn’t exist before 1946.

    2. rewboss on

      I think they might still be made as tourist souvenirs. And this is clearly a tourist souvenir: it says “Greetings from Rhineland-Palatinate to Germany”, while the text below tells of all the things that Rhineland-Palatinate has that “Germany” doesn’t. The picture shows the Rhine Gorge, and the woman of course represents the Loreley.

      Of course, Rhineland-Palatinate is famous for wine, not beer. And the state didn’t even exist until 1946, so this isn’t an antique: it’s clearly post-war.

      I don’t know what it contains. Perhaps a higher-quality picture taken in a good light would show the seal at the top a bit better.

    3. 4-Vektor on

      Found it via google reverse image search.

      Here’s a link to Swiss ebay with many more photos:

      https://www.ebay.ch/itm/143988682046

      It’s not beer but a malt liquor named “Sailer Fest Malzschnaps”.

      Reverse image search is a really handy tool for stuff like this. 😉

      Edit:

      They have several different prints for this style of bottle, for example this one:

      https://www.ebay.at/itm/155374798402

      Oh, I found this distillery, which might be the one that produced this malt liquor:

      https://www.sailerhof.de/hofladen/

    5. lejocko on

      I’m really glad you didn’t try to catch more details from the label and stuff like that

    6. je386 on

      Thats a Tourist Gift, but you can buy a Siphon similar to this from some Breweries and get it filled up with fresh beer at the Brewery to take it home and drink it within few days.

    7. ContributionOdd9110 on

      Agree with it being a tourist gift. A fellow soldier I worked with got my wife and I a jug from Kloster Kreuzburg, the beer went bad before we drank it, so it is just a neat keepsake now.

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